I want to use my presets, but I'm unable to because its "Unregistered"

What FX and/or plugins are these presets in? Or are you referring to 3rd party plugin packages provided with Vegas Pro 15 which could be license-locked to Vegas Pro 15 - which would explain the 'unregistered' message?

What specifically do you see popping up as "unregistered" ?

Also did you pay for the newer version of Vegas Pro 21 upgrade ?

What specifically do you see popping up as "unregistered" ?

Also did you pay for the newer version of Vegas Pro 21 upgrade ?

Is your Vegas Pro 21 a registered product or a trial version?

its full, everything work just not the custom presets

 I want to use my presets, but I'm unable to because its "Unregistered"

What FX and/or plugins are these presets in? Or are you referring to 3rd party plugin packages provided with Vegas Pro 15 which could be license-locked to Vegas Pro 15 - which would explain the 'unregistered' message?

The presets are customed ones i found online, these works on vegas pro 15, just not on 21.

As those presets are not native Vegas Pro plugins or from any of the well-known 3rd party plugin companies (e.g. Boris, NewBlue) that partner with Vegas Pro releases/offers, you'd really need to contact the company/individual who released the Spixy plugin package. There were some coding changes in Vegas Pro 17 (from memory) that required some 3rd party plugin packages to be updated by their companies (especially FXHome's Ignite Pro) in order for them to work in Vegas Pro 17 and up. That may also be the case with Spixy as their plugins may need to be released for current day Vegas Pro coding - but only their creator will know for sure.

As those presets are not native Vegas Pro plugins or from any of the well-known 3rd party plugin companies (e.g. Boris, NewBlue) that partner with Vegas Pro releases/offers, you'd really need to contact the company/individual who released the Spixy plugin package. There were some coding changes in Vegas Pro 17 (from memory) that required some 3rd party plugin packages to be updated by their companies (especially FXHome's Ignite Pro) in order for them to work in Vegas Pro 17 and up. That may also be the case with Spixy as their plugins may need to be released for current day Vegas Pro coding - but only their creator will know for sure.

So the best mostly is to find some Boris or NewBlue Presets if I don't wanna do all that xD? and if yes do I place them into the Preset Manger 2.0?

Plugins from BorisFX, NewBlueFX and other plugin companies are usually installed via an .exe file and will automatically appear in Vegas Pro following installation.

Please note that a 'preset' is a setting within a plugin. The plugin manufacturer often includes a number of presets within the plugin and there is usually the ability for the user to save as a 'preset' custom plugin settings so that those settings can be used on other video events.

Plugins from BorisFX, NewBlueFX and other plugin companies are usually installed via an .exe file and will automatically appear in Vegas Pro following installation.

Please note that a 'preset' is a setting within a plugin. The plugin manufacturer often includes a number of presets within the plugin and there is usually the ability for the user to save as a 'preset' custom plugin settings so that those settings can be used on other video events.

Ah okay, thanks im trying to improve my edits more lol. Just needed my plugins to work . and Yes all my Newblue already on my vegas automac on my vegas already I thought there was NEW ones? or any other ones that can actually use that can work since the ones I had don't work

Trying to get this moving preset and thunder blinking but I don't see any ;/ only works on my other vegas

As those presets are not native Vegas Pro plugins or from any of the well-known 3rd party plugin companies (e.g. Boris, NewBlue) that partner with Vegas Pro releases/offers, you'd really need to contact the company/individual who released the Spixy plugin package. There were some coding changes in Vegas Pro 17 (from memory) that required some 3rd party plugin packages to be updated by their companies (especially FXHome's Ignite Pro) in order for them to work in Vegas Pro 17 and up. That may also be the case with Spixy as their plugins may need to be released for current day Vegas Pro coding - but only their creator will know for sure.

@BRATFIED,

 @Dexcon is absolutely correct. Third party plugins are the sole responsibility of their providers; they are neither tested by, or known to Vegas Development, and as such these guys are completely on their own turf. Video plugins are often written by teenagers at their bedroom computers. Their are no requirements or rules.

If they work, that's a good thing, but in no way are they promised or endorsed by Vegas Creative Software.

Welcome to the discussions; I hope you find a solution from that plugin seller, or another that meets your needs.